General Beauregard Lee has made his official Groundhog Day prediction: It will be an early spring. The Georgia groundhog with the distinctly southern name emerged from his tiny southern mansion on ...

and he's set to celebrate his special day once again in 2025. SEE MORE: Could weather effect General Beauregard Lee's prediction The backstory Beau is no ordinary groundhog — he’s the South ...

General Beauregard Lee. Below is a closer look at who he is, what he does, and this bizarre tradition. Groundhog Day is always on Feb. 2. Essentially, a groundhog is made a weather forecaster.

Georgia's famous groundhog General Beauregard "Beau" Lee has made his big weather forecast ... ancestors began predicting seasons on Groundhog Day in 1981. He moved to the nature center from ...

Far from just any old rodent, General Beauregard Lee is Georgia’s beloved Groundhog Day woodchuck weatherman — a Southern version of Pennsylvania’s Punxsutawney Phil. According to ...

Sunday marks the day all of Georgia will look to a groundhog to see if we'll be dealing with more freezing weather or if spring flowers will be popping up soon. If General Beauregard "Beau" Lee ...

UPDATE: General Beauregard Lee-- the Peach State's own groundhog ... You can watch the full Groundhog Day celebration with Gen.

According to NOAA, Georgia's own groundhog, General Beauregard Lee ('Beau' for short), is much ... more accurate than groundhogs. Groundhog Day should be used for entertainment purposes only.

General Beauregard Lee may make the official weather prediction in Georgia, but he isn't the only groundhog known for his forecast on Groundhog Day, celebrated every Feb. 2. There's also Buckeye ...

Groundhog Day is always on Feb. 2 ... Here's how she made an impression Georgia's groundhog General Beauregard Lee enjoys an ice cream-style treat at his home at Dauset Trails Nature Center ...

Groundhog Day is always on Feb. 2 ... Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. General Beauregard Lee has been Georgia's groundhog since 1991 after replacing General Robert E.